The Little Ancestor Teaches You How To Live-Chapter 860: Qin Yumu Comes to Huacheng

Qin Yumu arrived in Huacheng City by plane alone.

Dragging his luggage and standing at the doorstep of the Qin Family mansion, Qin Yumu took a deep breath.

He told himself that he was here to visit his grandparents, and it had nothing to do with Qin Susu.

Yes, that was the case.

Qin Yumu entered through the gate with the facial recognition system.

Upon entering the courtyard, he got the fright of his life as Dahei charged toward him.

The massive dog stood less than three centimeters away from him, with an imposing aura, its threatening force maxed out.

Qin Yumu was quite courageous, but even so, he was so tense in this situation that he didn’t dare to move.

What to do?

How should he handle this situation?

Several self-rescue methods when encountering a fierce beast swiftly flashed through Qin Yumu’s mind.

Should he play dead, turn and run, or act more ferocious than his opponent?

"Dahei, stop running around," a soft and sweet voice appeared in time, calling the big Tibetan Mastiff away from in front of Qin Yumu.

Qin Yumu looked towards the sound and saw Susu, whom he hadn’t seen for quite some days.

Her tender, cute face beamed.

She was still in her usual sporty casual clothes with a ponytail.

The sunlight fell on her little face, giving her an aura of liveliness and vibrance.

Seeing Qin Yumu, Susu showed a curious expression, but soon, she averted her probing gaze and walked away with Dahei.

She ignored him?

Realizing he had been ignored, Qin Yumu quickly followed.

"Wait for me!" Qin Yumu called out to Susu.

Because Dahei was nearby, Qin Yumu didn’t dare to get too close.

"What do you want?" Susu stopped and turned around.

"I... I came from the Capital City, don’t you... don’t you plan to say something?" Qin Yumu asked.

"I don’t want to," Susu gave an unhesitating negative response.

What should she say to him? They had nothing to say to each other, did they?

This place was his home too, if he wanted to come, he could just come, no need to tell her.

Although she didn’t like him, she didn’t hate him that much either.

And since they were family, even if she disliked him, she couldn’t just hit him.

Ignoring was the best.

"Why... why are you like this?" Qin Yumu felt hurt.

How could she so resolutely and decisively say "I don’t want to"?

"What’s wrong with me?" Susu countered.

Really strange, she literally didn’t do anything, did she?

Upon further thought, she decided to forget it, the son of her second brother and sister-in-law was always like this, weird and strange.

She shouldn’t bother with him.

Without waiting for Qin Yumu to reply, Susu walked away with Dahei.

Qin Yumu felt something stuck in his chest.

He had come all this way, and without even doing anything, he had inexplicably become furious.

Dragging his luggage gloomily into the mansion, in the living room, there were only Susu, Huo Ting, and two pets, the big one was both black and massive, the small one white and tiny, a stark contrast.

"Where are grandma and grandpa?" Qin Yumu asked.

"Busy," Susu answered succinctly.

"What about my uncle and aunt?"

"Busy," the same reply.

"And my older cousins?"

"Busy," the answer remained the same.

"They’re all busy? Are you fooling me?" Qin Yumu suspected Susu was messing with him.

"Why would I lie to you? There’s no benefit in lying to you," Susu muttered.

"Then, are you busy?" Qin Yumu pressed on.

"I’m not very busy, but I don’t want to deal with you," Susu replied bluntly, as straightforward and as hurtful as one could be.